Tanlac credited with saving Mrs Cason from Pellagra and death
In Atlanta a farm wife Mrs Cason, once down to 60 pounds, says Tanlac revived her. After six weeks she weighs 95 pounds, regained strength, appetite, and color, and plans to return home to Acworth. Brother-in-law Mr Battle praises the remedy, urging a personal interview with Tanlac representative Mr. Rider at Jacobs Pharmacy.
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Tanlac
J & Battle
Jacobs Pharmacy
Mra OG C Cason
Atlante
Acworth
Battle Tela
Mra Cason
Conditton
Seworth
Atlanta
Amd
Wr Battle
Tome
Tanlie
Ford Sort of Tolstoi Say the Norwegian Peace Party
London reports Norway's peace party refuses any ties to Ford peace expedition while Mme Heszka Schwimmer remains active. Dispatches say calls for her expulsion. public view Ford as idealist dreamer, with some followers lacking the same appeal. Mission aims to attract support with receptions, but no success. Ford stays in hiding as staff return to the U S and new plans target armament makers.
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London
Marning
Mme Heszka Schwimmer
Christiania
the Times
Ford
Tolstol
Fordary
Stockholm
Huraday
Mme Schwimmer
Grand Hotel
Willng
Fords
United States
Christmas Packages For French Soldiers
Paria December 21. Any person in France may mail a Christmas parcel up to two pounds to a frontline gal dier without postage. A bill granting this privilege from January 1 was unanimously passed. Families have long overloaded transports with food and clothing, while the government excludes glass items to avoid breakage. About 100000 men from the front will spend Christmas at home. gal glers get six days leave. American aviators Thaw, Frinca, and Cowdin receive eight days in America aboard the Rotterdam. Paris shops remain busy, cafes close by 10 30, and church services are expected to be impressive.
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Paria
France
William K Thaw
Fittsburg
Norman Frinca
Boston
Elliott C Cowdin
New York
America
Rotterdam
Paris
Two British Ships Sunk at Sea in December Action
London reports the British steamer Huntly, formerly the German hospital ship Ophelia, condemned by a prize court, and the Belford of Glasgow, 443 tons, have been sunk. The Belford crew is safe, and no word yet on the Huntly crew.
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London
Huntly
Belford
Glasgow
Baltimore Mayor Protests Vice Commission Report
Baltimore December 21 Mayor James H Preston and the board of estimates protested against the vice commission report alleging bad moral conditions in Baltimore published yesterday They declared such conditions do not exist and demanded reconsideration at the meeting today
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Baltimore
James H Preston
Board of Estimate
Vice Commission
Baltimore Report Called Scandalous and Untrue
A Baltimore official labels a general life picture and moral conditions report as scandalous and untrue, challenging the document’s accuracy and implications for the city.
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Balmore
Baltimore
Ill Supreme Court orders quo warranto against medical group
The Illinois Supreme Court affirmed an appellate ruling and ordered quo warranto proceedings to oust the current board of a physician association led by Chicago insiders after a five year suit by Ur G Lydston. The case contends the group is controlled by an oligarchy and questions whether meetings must occur in Illinois for a for profit organization. A separate note reports a judge seeking the owner of a $10 and deer check found after a thief’s death in a car crash.
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Tion
Illinois Supreme Court
Arms
Mandimus
States Attorney
Cook County
Association
Board of Directors
Ur Gl
Frank Lydston
Chicago
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M. Rich & Bros. CO
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